Uzbek Turkish dialects of Afghanistan Faryab province Andhoy district (review-text-dictionary)

Our thesis includes the dialect characteristics of Uzbek Turks living in Andkhoy District in Faryab Province of Afghanistan. Andkhoy District is a residential area with a dense Uzbek and Turkmen population in the northern region of Afghanistan. One of the Turkish communities that could not find the chance to use today's Turkish written languages in an official way is the Afghan Turks. In addition, it is a fact that the dialects spoken in this region are gradually disappearing with the influence of the languages (Persian/Deri) dominant in the Faryab region of Afghanistan, which is our field of study. In this direction, Faryab Province Andkhoy District, which is the subject of our study, consists of Uzbek Turkish Dialects (Review-Text-Dictionary). In the introduction, information is given about the scope, purpose, method, texts and geographical, historical and socio-cultural structure of the region. In the analysis section, the texts whose transcription was completed were compared with the Standard Uzbek Turkish in terms of two titles (Phonetic and Morphology), and similarities and differences were tried to be determined. The topics covered in the review section are explained with examples of their use in the text. The data obtained from this review are listed in the conclusion and evaluation section. The text part, which constitutes the main source of the thesis, has been obtained from the villages where the Uzbek Turks live intensely, compiled by us. In the dictionary section, words that differ from Turkey Turkish in word size are explained alphabetically. In this section, proverbs and idioms are given.